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The first issue of the HSE University Journal of International Law for the year 2024 is published
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In the first issue of the journal for 2024, we are pleased to offer readers materials in two new sections: in the “History” section, the first (of two) article on the formation and development of the ideas of André Mandelstam and his legal heritage is published; in the “Case Study” section there is a commentary on combatant immunity for members of the Nagorno-Karabakh army. In the journal’s traditional “Topical Issues” section, readers are offered materials devoted to systematic interpretation of the norms of economic and environmental treaties, as well as the international legal status of islands and the procedures for maritime boundary delimitation of islands. A new look at the principle of equality in its international legal dimension is proposed in the “Theoretical Inquiries” section. The issue also contains a commentary on the decision of the International Court of Justice in the case on the application of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism and of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Ukraine v. Russian Federation).
Authors and articles of the issue:
- Ksenia Shestakova, Polina Yataeva, Varvara Avdeeva and Vyacheslav Suponin. The Emerging International Legal Protection of Human Rights in the Interwar Period: the Life and Ideas of André Mandelstam. Part 1 (in Russian)
- Daniil Sechin. The Road to Utopia is Paved with Contradictions: Theoretical Understanding of the Principle of Equality (in Russian)
- Varvara Abaturova. Application of Sectorial Principles of International Environmental Law for Systemic Interpretation of Norms of Economic and Environmental Treaties (in Russian)
- Khashayar Safavinia. A Conceptual Approach to the Legality Underpinning the Ownership of Islands and the Basic Procedures of Maritime Boundary Delimitation of Islands in an Inter-State Context
- Sergei Sushkov and Evgenia Neverova. Combatant Immunity for Members of the Nagorno-Karabakh Army: A Case Study
- Adam Nalgiev, Victoria Polshakova and Anna Gavkalyuk. A Commentary on the Judgment of the International Court of Justice of 31 January 2024 in Application of the ICSFT and CERD (Ukraine v. Russian Federation) (in Russian)
The journal invites authors —researchers and practitioners —to submit materials.
The first issue of the HSE University Journal of International Law for the year 2024 is available here.